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Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterWith Peak TV still getting peak-ier, it’s harder than ever for a series to really break through with audiences. And that means it’s even harder for a new writer to get their project noticed with the studio executives who are sifting through pitches looking for the next show that will break through with audiences.During a “Meet the Executives” virtual panel at SCAD TVfest last Thursday, five top programming execs offered up some key advice to SCAD students on what they are looking for in a script from the next generation of TV series creators.The panel, which was hosted by Variety‘s TV business writer Jennifer Maas, included JoAnn Alfano, executive vice president of scripted current series and head of international business development at Universal Studio Group; Jasmine Russ, vice president of development and production at Fabel Entertainment; Max Kisbye, executive vice president of development and production at MGM/UA Television; Tana Nugent Jamieson, senior vice president of creative affairs at A+E Studios; and Naomi Funabashi, senior vice president of film and television at Hillman Grad Productions.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorAT&T and State Farm are the latest big advertisers to experiment with new ways of figuring out just who is watching TV – and the commercials that support it.The two marketers are among those who are taking part in an alliance between Discovery and Omnicom Media Group. Under the pact, a handful of Omnicom clients, including the telecom and insurance giants, will test new ways of tabulating linear TV audiences using Comscore and VideoAmp, and examine recent viewership data.

Star of Our Yorkshire Farm Amanda Owen has revealed that she thought she had indigestion one night but it turned out she was in labour with her fifth child, Violet. The Yorkshire Shepherdess, 47, revealed that when she was pregnant with fifth child Violet, she thought the uncomfortable feeling she had may be a case of indigestion.

Amanda Owen has recalled the moment she first met her husband Clive in his "trashed" Ravenseat Farm. Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda, 47, first met one another in 1995 when she was training to become a shepherdess.The couple now live in Ravenseat Farm together with their nine children and have been married for 21 years.

Express.co.uk that she was sad her daughter is growing up fast.She told the news outlet: “I dropped her off at university and she’s talking about doing a master's degree, and working in labs on Covid vaccines.“But that’s all down to her. Of course, as her mother, I'll be there when she needs me, but I don’t want to take away her independence.“They have to step up, which I don’t think is a bad thing.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Raven has opened up about the struggles of living with a big family as she reveals her plans to move on from her family’s famous farm.

Our Yorkshire Farm beauty Amanda Owen looked stunning as she launched her new book.Celebrating The Seasons With The Yorkshire Shepherdess: Farming, Family And Delicious Recipes To Share describes the Owen family’s trials and tribulations at Ravenseat farm, documenting the highs and lows of life on a remote rural farm in Yorkshire.

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Our Yorkshire Farm, has shared a fabulous throwback snap of her wedding day 20 years ago which showed her looking unrecognisable. The mum-of-nine, who spends her days as a busy shepherdess and reality star, married husband Clive in 2000 after meeting in 1995 and her wedding gown was unusual, to say the least.

OUR Yorkshire Farm viewers were left in floods of tears after a heartbreaking dog miscarriage scene aired on Tuesday night. The tear-jerking moment came after Amanda Owen and her family discovered that their beloved sheepdog Kate had lost her unborn puppy.

Amanda Owen has opened up about life on the farm as the latest episode of her Channel 5 show is released.The beloved shepherdess shared an update last night admitting she has to deal with “plenty of [poo emoji]”.Amanda returned to screens this week with the latest episode of Our Yorkshire Farm.The fly-on-the-wall Channel 5 series follows her and her family on their Ravenseat farm.Looking at the challenges which come with farming, as well as having nine children, the show is hugely popular.As well as her weekly show, Amanda also often shares insight into life on the farm on social media.Yesterday, she shared a candid update with her 177,000 followers on Twitter.Amanda posted several snaps of her and her sheepdogs working in the rain on the

Our Yorkshire Farm viewers were left sobbing after they discovered that the family's sheepdog Kate had lost her unborn puppy.The heavily pregnant dog was due to to go into labour but tragedy struck Amanda Owen and her family when they discovered that she had miscarried.Farmer Amanda broke the terrible news on the show but said she is happy that Kate is still alive and well.But although Kate appeared to be doing fine, viewers at home couldn't seem to hold back the tears.Jumping onto Twitter, viewers aired their thoughts.One fan penned: "Poor girl. Sobbing!"Another said: "Aww noooo poor kate.""Poor old Kate, having lost her pub.

Amanda Owen, 46, has shared how “difficult” it has been lately to take “time out” after becoming very busy at her family’s Ravenseat Farm in Yorkshire.The Yorkshire Shepherdess made the revelation after heartbreaking scenes on Our Yorkshire Farm showed the death of the family’s 40-year-old Shetland pony, Joe.Amanda posted a snap of Clemmie and Sidney feeding their two horses and their remaining Shetland pony, Tony to her Instagram account.She then shared a second image of wheelchair user, Ashley, who had paid a visit to the farm, as he smiled for a photo alongside the adorable pony and her two children.Amanda also added a sweet selfie of her and Ashley enjoying a countryside walk as he enjoyed a day in the stunning rural location.The TV

Amanda Owen, 47, took to Twitter yesterday to thank Our Yorkshire Farm fans for their support, as the Owens grieved a recent death. The Yorkshire shepherdess was seen on this week’s episode of Channel 5 show Our Yorkshire Farm telling her children that their Shetland pony, Little Joe, had died suddenly at the age of 40.The TV star received an outpouring of support after viewers found out about the sad news.In view of her 177,000 Twitter followers, Amanda paid tribute to Little Joe and thanked fans for their words.She accompanied the post with four pictures of her children alongside Little Joe in the green pastures.She typed: “Thank you to all the people that have sent us sweet messages about Little Joe.“He had a heart of gold.

Our Yorkshire Farm viewers for their support after the family’s recent heart-breaking loss. The 47-year-old was in bits on this week’s episode of the Channel 5 documentary series as she was forced to tell her kids their beloved Shetland pony, Little Joe, had died suddenly at the age of 40.

Our Yorkshire Farm’s Amanda Owen has thanked fans for their support after her children’s beloved pet pony, Little Joe, died.The shepherdess posted a series of photos on Instagram of them spending time with their horse before his passing, which she captioned: “He had a heart of gold. "He might have gone away, leaving earthly pastures to roam the Elysian Fields but his legacy remains.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has revealed that another animal at Ravenseat Farm is pregnant. She shared the exciting news while filming in the Yorkshire Dales with husband Clive and their nine children.The large family were thrilled at the vets when it was revealed their sheepdog is pregnant.The Channel 5 programme follows the family's farm lifestyle.

AMANDA Owen has announced that another animal on Ravenseat Farm is pregnant. The Our Yorkshire Farm star was filming in the Yorkshire Dales with her husband Clive Owen and their nine children when they shared the news.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has told viewers she is “stressed” about a new farm partnership she has been forced to deal with. As a shepherdess, a working dog is an intrinsic part of the farm dynamic so without one, it cannot function.